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Adobe's Creative Cloud fails at being a cloud

Sync feature suspended by Adobe FOR TWO WEEKS

HMRC becomes first gov tentacle to buy cloud through G-Cloud

Your taxes at work, collecting your taxes

Fujitsu looks to blast cloud silos with RunMyProcess buy

Silicon Valley to be site of new cloudy hub

Creative Suite cloud lurch crushes beret-wearers' cost-slash bid

No more skipping a generation of Photoshop, cheapskates

Data control in the cloud

Whitepaper: Accelops: Cloud security survey results 2013

The case for cloud-based disaster recovery

Whitepaper: Cloud technologies help meet the need for quicker restoration of service

Cloud ready for Linux on System z

Whitepaper: Installation and configuration services guide

Dell JUNKS public cloud in favor of partner tech

Dell is discontinuing its infrastructure-as-a-service cloud and instead dealing tech to partners as it looks to make some money in the cut-throat world of cloud computing. The Round Rock, Texas, company announced on Monday that it was discontinuing sales of its multi-tenant public cloud IaaS "in favor of best-in-class partner …

Software AG attempts to barge aboard crowded Cloud bandwagon

Software AG is late to the cloud computing party - but Europe’s second largest maker of on-premises enterprise software has vowed to “get it right”. Daren Roos, chief operating officer at the German giant, told The Reg: “We will deliver something that works. We are committed to doing a proper cloud.” And to prove it, he …
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VMware execs shake fists at Amazon Web Services cloud

'How can we be losing to a jumped-up bookseller?'
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If you spend THIS much on cloud, perhaps you need a rethink

There's only so much you should spend on commodity cloud services before you consider other options like getting a discount, moving back to your own servers, or to a private managed cloud, according to cloud providers and customers. If you're spending more than $10,000 (£6,500) a month or so, then it's probably worth considering …
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Azure's storage cloud was never at stake, insists storage cloud biz

Microsoft Azure's processing of bits in the cloud fouled up yesterday, but its storage of bits in the cloud was unaffected. Andres Rodriguez, the CEO of cloud storage gateway supplier Nasuni, wants to tell everyone that Azure's cloud storage is first class, platinum-plated and absolutely A-OK. Yesterday Azure's storage service …

Microsoft acquires cloud monitor MetricsHub

Fosters and borgs company in 5 months

Microsoft slurps up StorSimple to boost cloud chops

Redmond gets further into cloud storage game

Ex-Microsoft cloud chap James Henigan crowned Rise king

'It was sensible we made him the public face'

Calling all resellers:Cloud, security, SMEs and you

Mini-poll Lightning survey time

IBM Business Partner cloud guru slips off to set up own biz

Heeney to guide channel firms into the clouds

Dell snaps up Enstratius for cloud wrangling

Big Mike is getting agnostic about heavenly infrastructure

Public sector 2 YEARS behind biz on cloud adoption - suppliers

Gov services framework will be fluffier next year

'Cloud' services to bag $109bn in 2012

Even more people rush into the cloud
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Gov Cloud Store up and running again

UK.gov's online IT services catalogue Cloud Store was downed by an error during a scheduled update by platform provider Procserve, The Channel understands. An outage occurred yesterday morning that prevented suppliers from logging into the portal and public sector IT heads from searching for the requisite services. The web shop …

Opinion

Joe Fay

Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
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Tim Ayling

Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
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Eddie Pacey

Get your money up front if you want money up front

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